Converse of object

• wear: The choice is yours but just don't be tempted to go for the flip-flops worn by the locals.

• include: Accessories include colorful flip-flops, hip rucksacks, cool belts, watches and Oakley shades.

• do: One was also extremely athletic, doing flip-flops across the stage.

• trigger: Both level and edge triggered flip-flops can also be provided with an additional ENABLE input.

Adjective modifier

• first: Member for Witney has so far failed to deliver on his promise; and welcomes the Conservative leader's first major international flip-flop.

• plastic: There were queues out of the door as curious Orcadians checked out the giant jars of gherkins, plastic flip-flops and tubs of sauerkraut.

• second: The second flip-flop can change state at a time other than the active clock edge.

Modifies a noun

• sandal: She uses only her tiny hands and wears a disturbingly thin pair of yellow flip-flop sandals to wade through the jagged wreckage.

Noun used with modifier

• charity: Wheel helps launch charity flip-flops Save the Children have teamed up with Wheel to help drive sales of this summer's must-have flip-flops.